Inflation in the Euro zone, 1984 – 2022

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1. Hello OP, could you link a source please for approval? thank you

2. Now put a monetary mass curve on top of it and try the narrative printing money = inflation

3. ThisIsFine.jpeg

4. And this misses that the picture is a lot worse in specific countries.

   https://tradingeconomics.com/estonia/inflation-cpi

   https://tradingeconomics.com/lithuania/inflation-cpi

   https://tradingeconomics.com/poland/inflation-cpi

   https://tradingeconomics.com/bulgaria/inflation-cpi

   https://tradingeconomics.com/czech-republic/inflation-cpi

   ECB needs to raise interest rates… But it cant sacrifice growth in Italy, Greece and Spain…

5. Yearly average of 2.2%.

6. I knew it! This is why 2022 has such a 1984 flavor.

7. That happens when you print mountains of money as high as sky scrapers.

   Well, technically no one even needs to waste that paper. Just change a number in the database.

8. Uhm, how worried should I be?

9. Maybe it’s time for Lagarde and ECB to finally step in.It’s already to late.

10. Damn Russians